Apple’s iOS now supports T-Mobile’s advanced 5G Standalone (SA) network in the United States, alongside other global carriers.
This feature, when available, can dramatically boost connection speeds, potentially reaching up to 3 Gbps through carrier aggregation.
To access this cutting-edge technology:
Note that this option only appears for carriers supporting 5G SA.
Curious about your 5G SA performance? Try these methods:
T-Mobile introduced Ultra Capacity 5G SA in November 2022, initially limited to high-end Samsung devices. The feature expanded to iPhones with iOS 16.4.
While T-Mobile has achieved impressive speeds in tests, real-world performance may vary.
The availability of 5G SA is still limited, so users should experiment in different locations to find optimal coverage.
Beyond the U.S., carriers in Brazil and other countries have also launched 5G SA for iPhone users.
As this technology continues to evolve, more regions are expected to adopt this advanced network capability.
Remember, while 5G SA offers exciting potential, actual speeds and availability depend on various factors including location, network congestion, and device capabilities.
5G SA is an advanced network technology supported by iOS 16.4, providing faster and more reliable connection speeds up to 3 Gbps through carrier aggregation.
Ensure your iPhone is running iOS 16.4 or later. Go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Voice & Data and toggle on 5G Standalone if supported by your carrier.
Run a speed test or enter Field Test mode by dialing 3001#12345# and looking for “SA” under connection_type.
T-Mobile in the U.S. supports 5G SA, and it is also available with certain carriers in Brazil and other countries. Availability is expanding.
Performance depends on location, network congestion, and device capabilities. Availability may vary, so test in different areas for optimal coverage.
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